I was brought into a room with a group where we watched a presentation about the company. It was almost an hour and a half of presentations before I actually was interviewed which only lasted maybe five minutes. It was a very strange process. It felt like they were selling the job and the insurance at the same time. Three people from the company spoke at different times and they kept talking about how much money they made. At one point someone from the group asked "what is the most challenging part of the job?" He responded, "trying to spend all of this money." It was a joke and he then answered the question but it was very off putting. There was such a focus on money that after the presentation I still felt like I did not know about the company. The whole thing seemed unprofessional, strange, and uncomfortable, almost to the point that I was starting to think that it had to be a pyramid scheme or MLM. I do not know for a fact that this is what it is but it definently felt that way. The actual interview consisted of one real question and then straight into costs and money. As a manager and someone who does interviews this was disturbing. I would not work for a company that does not truly interview or vet future employees. Part time side jobs have better interview processes.